This article discusses a number of ways in which the element of praise in the worship service can be given meaning and content. It needs a place in the singing, the sermon, and in the prayers.

The Psalms can be a powerful means to shape the Christian life and experience. This article shows how Psalms can be used to shape the believer’s prayer and his praise to God. 

Is praising others dangerous? Will it fuel pride? This article shows from Scripture both when to praise others and how to respond to praise. Regarding the latter, the author explains that praise should fuel our gratitude to God.

This article shows why the book of Revelation is full of singing and praise, because there believers see God face to face, and this is the only response.

God's presence in worship opens our lips to proclaim his glory. When we see God as both the subject and object of worship, then true praise follows.

This article explains that recognition of our sinfulness and the consequent repentance are essential parts of our praise in worship. We need to have enough of an understanding of God in order to lament about the darkness in our lives. And when we encounter God in his fullness, our desperation can be turned to gratitude.

The sin of ingratitude is fuelled by pride. In this article some help is offered as to what to do when you feel ungrateful to God. As a Christian you are called to praise and be thankful to God always.

This article looks at the concept of praise throughout the Old and New Testament, showing that the foundation of praise is God. The author explains that praising God is the centre of the Christian life and is a response to the revelation of the Triune God.

This article is about encouragement in the church and praise in the community of saints.

This article is about our duty to worship and praise the Holy Spirit in exactly the same way that we sing and pray to the Father and the Son.

The songs of the church are to be scriptural, a sacrifice of praise and aesthetically pleasing.

This article on Psalm 95:1 is about our praise to God.